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  1. The only reason Miz starts are good/acceptable is because he has a very elite bullpen that is pitching historical baseball right now to bail him out. Other Cy Young winners from past seasons commonly throw 6+ or even 7+ inning regularly in the postseason. Many of which weren’t historically good like Miz was. 4, 4.1, and 5 innings out of a pitcher that just had one of the greatest season in modern baseball history? We need to stop sugar coating his performance. Robert Gasser did just as good as him, esh I will give credit to Miz for battling to still put up a low scoring 4-5 innings, but coming into the postseason you figured Miz would be a Top 3, if not the most important reason if we win it all. So far he feels more like a complimentary piece than an impact player.
  2. They had amazing camera angles on that play at 2nd. His foot came off the bag and his cleat did not scrape it again. I was hoping there would be enough ‘mmmm too close to call’ for them to end the game, but you gotta look at those replays in a big Brewers bias way to think his metal cleat touched the base again. I also don’t really have an issue with it replayed either. Pratt was rushing his foot off to turn a DP to end a World Series game. I have an issue when it is someone stealing a base and their hand pops up 1 millimeter for a fraction of a second so they get called out because they applied the tag the entire time…that’s lame. Idk, the rules have been like this for a very long time. If everyone wants to turn back the clock we could just have the guy running to second take out both Pratt’s legs 10 feet away from the bag sending the ball into RF scoring 2.
  3. The analysis on some of these defensive plays are just bad in this IGT. Are we really upset Garrett Mitchell didn’t catch a 113mph 13 LA .800 xBA ball hit directly at him? I mean that a lofty expectation to catch. And no…Brice Turang’s throw is not to blame for Pratt’s foot coming off the bag. Pratt rushed off the bag to then throw a horrible ball to 1st Base that Bauers had to save so the game was completely blown.
  4. I remember being at Game 1 of the NLCS in 2018. That was the vibe then. People wanted that win so bad and really believed the team had a chance to win that series. I am sure it was the same way today.
  5. How many times is that guy going to hit a first pitch before teams learn?
  6. You haven’t had an anxiety attack the whole game? Just me? Is it even an anxiety attack if it never stops?
  7. Rays again shootings themselves in the foot with one of their top hitters on deck. Why hit and run? All it did was make Simpson anxious and hack at a bad ball-4 and somehow once again end an inning early so the bases are empty for their star hitter.
  8. Such is life, that took absolutely perfect baseball all the way to third base to even get him after the stumble.
  9. If that doesn’t annoy you, the green screen advertisement glitching with the lefty batter should do the trick.
  10. Yah, that ball was smoked. He had no time to turn his head, run, and then hope to reset himself for a catch like you need to. Saying he should have made that catch is really underestimating the difficulty of that play.
  11. I was trying to figure out what made him so good and then he started locating that change up, oof.
  12. I really don’t get a drawn in infield in the 1st inning. I’m sure there is some statistics to back that up…but that costed them an out that likely would keep Yelich on third.
  13. MLB Network was calling out his arm angle being lower, thus, it helps batters see the ball sooner.
  14. “Brewers on a walk-off hit in Game 7.” -A Rod *Googles, what is the waiting period for life insurance for heart attacks.*
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